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Hi, I too am trying to query the CC3 LDAP server. I am v.v new to this, and am a bit lost with the whole OU=??, DC=??. Any advice would be appreciated. Basically, our wireless system wants to talk to our CC3 server using LDAP, and I do not know what to put into the different fields on the configuration form. If I post a screen capture, could you possible help me too!? Thanks, Richard.

Hi, I too am trying to query the CC3 LDAP server. I am v.v new to this, and am a bit lost with the whole OU=??, DC=??. Any advice would be appreciated. Basically, our wireless system wants to talk to our CC3 server using LDAP, and I do not know what to put into the different fields on the configuration form. If I post a screen capture, could someone help? Thanks, Richard.

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Does it count if I am a kiwi working in the UK?

Hi, Was just working on something similar using Autoit when I stumbled across your posting. Can I suggest adding in the code below, (incomplete, but you get the idea). That way the complied script can be put in the logon script / Start folder, so that no user interaction is required. Begin Code ================ $ip = Stringmid(@IPAddress1,1,8) if $IP = "192.168." Then MsgBox ( 0, "WSA Location Finder", "You are on the LAN") call ("SetLanProxy") Else MsgBox ( 0, "WSA Location Finder", "You are somewhere else") call ("SetNoProxy") EndIf exit Func SetLanProxy() ;Check IE is closed ;~ HttpSetProxy ( 2, "192.168.3.4:8080" ) EndFunc Func SetNoProxy() ;Check IE is closed ;~ HttpSetProxy ( 1, "192.168.3.4:8080" ) EndFunc END CODE================== My logic with this code is that our DHCP server hands out 192.168.* addresses, and a home networks tend not to (big assumption I am sure!). So the script runs, see's if it has a DHCP IP, if it does, it must be on the lan so runs the appropriate .reg files. Anyway hope this is helpful. This is my first ever post in EduGeek forums and hope the posting of code is OK. Richard.